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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13

MIR. Dominick Murray will appear at Harris's
Biiou Theatre tomorrow for weeks stay, His
engagement here two years ago was Immensely
successful. and he made hosts of friends, whom
we doubt not will not fail to- a@H'" ;1r their re-
spccts. As an actor Mr. Murray possesses qnali-
les OF the highest order. His impctsonntiors arc
especially marked by breadth OF expression and
nu intensity OF feeling which few other actors
that we know OF seem able to produce. ESCAPED
from Sing Sing" which MIR, Murray will give for
twelve performances next week, Is a stOtA of
crime. with the scntimcntnlity ot love scattered
here and there, aud u. variety OF thrilling vet
probable adventures, binding the whole with
SKI and consistency -, The hero OF The niece,
five years In prison, serves his time and then fol-
lows the woman who has betrayed him to New
York, She, in the meantime has developed into
an unscrurulous, wicked adventures. aided by
nrnscnlly lawyer Shcnpain thwnrts the wronucd
husband in his schemes, Tor .rcngcnncc. de-
nounccs him ns William Forrest. the notorious
bank robhcr and escaped convict. Again ar
rested the poor wretch is consigned Ia Sing sing,
where he escapes bv the ingenious contriyunCc
of mn artificial duck whose body forms the OUT
let oi tube, through which the fugitive inhalcs
air as he swims beneath the surface. once more
ut liberty, he dcNotcs himself to the iulhlment
Of his vow and succeeds In bringing the wrong
dOcrs to Justice.
j. {. Dun's organization of comic opera singers
are announced 10 appear NJ the New National
one week from Monday in Franz Won suppr's
IA Trip to Africa Later In the week another
novelty will be given in new opera from the
pen oi Carl Mullockcr, composer of the "blnul,
llussnr' and THE Bcggnr student entitled,
"Gnsparonc." II was sung here once Ivy the
Than Company nnd proved to hc remarkably
melodious. Mr.. Duh has added Lillian Russell
| To his already strong company.
-.
/ The Gdy aud Bcnnc Comedy Cumpan y,
which opens ut the Dime Museum tomorrow
/ afternoon for week, will present the first
three nights collars and Curs" aud the lust three
, "a Piece of Pic" The Baltimore Imcricnu
says of the former: THE piece H. crowded with
irocsomc fun, music, and witty sayings. Their,
/ Is u refreshing ncwncss about the comedy that is
| most pleasing to gcc,"
kcrnan's Washington Theatre has engaged ioi
/ this week Gus Hill's World of Novelties. Thi,
attraction consists ot four shows In QUE the cy.
| tremc length ui the programme requiring toii
acts at one time. Nondynncc IN prices Ladies'
natinecs Monday. Tuesday. Thursday and Sat,r
! dny.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13
The StO,l,lar,l Lectures.

Important and interesting history and cXperl-
cnccs OF travel make up the list of subjects Of the
lecture which John ]" StoIdarl hns prepared for
given ut the Congregational Church, Tenth and
g streets, On the evenings of February n, q, u:
aud the Fall of Paris" Queen Elizabeth" "
Charles Dickens and His Travels" "Pctcr tho
Great" and Egypt and the Nile" Especial cN-
crtions have been made through the lubors of
one of the magazines in Europe to accompany
the Lectures with appropriate illustrations, su
that the excellent reputation of these entertain
mcnts may he not merely sustained but IN
lnnccd. These new lectures have already been
given before crowded audiences In Boston, Phil,
adclphin, and Chicago, and are considered by all
the best series yet offered by Mr.. Stoddnm, The
sllc of tickets begins Tomorrow morning ut
Ellis cos, Pennsylvania avenue.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13
Practical Horse -sIho.r-,

In another column may bc seen the adycr-
iis"mcni OF Thnnns Kelly Son, practical
hOrsc-shOcrN, und We believe the business com
muniiy will testify to their SKIN aud efficiency
in their trade, For. forty years Mr. Tom Kelly
has carried ON his trade on ohio avenue, and
aud hc Is known to-day as the most skilliul
horsc-shocr In this city. Unless the animal
that ducg the most service Tor man is properly
fitted out he becomes worthless, and Il Is only
the scientific hOrso--hOcr who cnn III him fOi
duty and hard work. 10 those who keen
horses. whether for pleasure On hard work, wio
wish to preserve them ~ far ~ possible, we can
honestly recommend them to go To the black.
smith shop corner of 1'hitccn'nnd-n.ilulf street
and Ohio avenue.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13
\ Silk-Knii Garter.

4 novel custom siill prcyails among ludlcs In
some parts which win commend it.clf Ia
maiden ladies growing old It IL said that she
who puls ON silk,knit garter The tirsi day Of
the year and wears II continuously will Ger
ainly marry during the year II Is said that
the mother of young lady, being very much
pleased with the silken garter worn by a Young
lady for this purpose, proposed Ia Knit "i"l-
low" for II: hut tnc Young lady declined, say
Ing she had sufficient confidence in the bewitch.
ing ciIclct, and preferred the natural coming Of
the "fellOw.'
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13
A Present for ia. Ladies.

Thr NNirV Fhif nnH MrNIcnn NIIlnpr vii NJ.
muiu but one week longer in Washington. The
success Oi tho entertainment has been remark.
able, but deserved. a farewell souvenir will he
presented 10 the ladies In the shape ui II brauti'
iul piece oi Gundalnjura pottery. This pottery
IL tile most beautiful nf MI Mexican pottery.
To-day there Will bc two grand sacred concerts
by the Mexican Typical Orchestra, afternoon
aud evening: also nii inspection OF tho village
and the museum of ancient and modern curiosl-
tirs, Each guest attending to-day will he served
with cup of delicious chocolate, male and
served by thc maids al the Mexican kitchen,
The admission to-day Will be only hall price.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13
nnnulettothc GridIron Clul,.

The Gridiron Club Were themselves the guests
last night Mt n reception and banquet rendered
them ut WOnnlcys 10y senators and Rcprcscntii-
tives who have NJ different times during its two
wears oi existence enjoyed the hospitality OF the
club. Covers were laid for over seventy guests.
son, Palmer, Beck, and HUE, Representatives
Randall, Reed, bragg, Cannon liayne, Wheeler.
Wallace, Burncs, Van Eaton. Grain, Thompson,
McCOmas Hiestand, and Henderson, First Assist,
amt Postmaster General Stevenson, Judge Wei.
don, of the Court Oi Claims, and Hon Frank Hut.
ron. Hon. Ben. liuttcrwOrth presided in II man.
ncr that won the admiration OF the diners. MANY
appropriate and witty speeches were made both
by hosts and guests, and the uitcr-dinncr talk did
not end until II late hour.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13
EQUITY couRT-Justicc Merrick.
Real Estate Transfer-.

The following transfers Of real cstut" were yn--
tcrduy hlrd Tor record: Edu Guggonhcncr Ia
Henry king, lr, lot ", in Barber Ross siIh-di-
lislnnoi S.luur" 81 Sl.3p; Ahncr Langley 10 Ida
a. Ida \. Finch, Lot :, Square fig, s!,ibl; B. II.
Warner to liclindu G, iluydcn Lots aud D
r. Emhuch. Lot B. Sgimrc ~, sGup: Guy
J.. Whiting md II. koNrr Duluncy IL
Mary T., Fleming, lot H. in Duhunrys sub,
division of square n, Sj,Jm jaime, \. Ken.
yun to Cmulrs Y. johnson, portion ui "Whit,
llnycn" sl2Ipr; Frank Vs. Nnyus 10 Richard &
m,Il q, ilL L%, w Stiinrr &ii sli!" ionm N Lni,rc
lOU Slsih. y. ". iiurcholl Ia 4. q. Dolc, i.nt 2
square ~ ui Meridian I'M. .2'f.i; OsgOud ana
Osgood Ia Angus Lamont. Lot A. square jl3
Si,0JG William \. stewart "a NJ \. Murr lot.
IL, l2j, IA, ~, l2d and ~ squire ~, $3.50
,lHrno- n, Murr tu William \. stewart nl OF
square south of lW5 excepting corner lot
si,Jn Andrew Z. llillycr 10 H. ", CONN. Lots IN
Y ana E square ., siO-i,,u ANDREW Srhwath +,
Mary Y, Porter Lot r., Suuurc Nj, SL5pl
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13
Nli.sp,l

A teacher in one Of the Indian schools relates
the following incident of an Indian boys quick
thought: He had asked the meaning of the
word 'mss." To miss told him, is the same
as to fail. You shoot at u bird or at mark,
and do not hit ii; you miss il. You 20 To u
tailors for coat, and yOm coat fits badly; II l.
n miss-iii You hope 10 enter the dlccass
next year, but you cannot pass the cXami
nations, and So you miss The promotion. iii.
face wore puzzled air, and hc shook his head
Then said |, there Is another meaning oi
miss. We call married woman madam, but
an unmarried woman miss His face bright
cncd. He smiled and nodded. "Ah, | sect
said he; ".hc has missed her man"
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13
AI,,,i,.a Exnr... =, ,,,,r,,,,

The Iu,inngcrs oi the atlantic Const Line. -
with their usual enterprise, will pnt In service
next season fast limited express train, COM
ears, between New York and Jacksonville, Fla.
The ears are to be built expressly for this line.
and will make the hanlsomcst train ever seen In
this country. The schedule will he TO leave New
York nj . \. NJ, Washington . T.. NJ, and arrive
In jacksonville next afternoon N . O'Clock.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13

II wns r,clcs, Ia Read Farther.

y 'llAh'' ll'NN Hilf.
l.ullir l.trwaitc Come, MIR rou-ouhy, lw
me read your palm IN! ! -rc that The line ut
life II very long,
Pumsonby l. uw crossed
Lullic \ little the lrinls of married lifr, !
euppusr
Poi-onhy leridcdly Thai cawnl be-. sou
know, because have sworn never Ia get mar
ried. What else
l.otiio Shortly Nothing else.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13
THE COURTS.
Observation-Disclosures L,


Ycstcrdny. May VS.. Claudy ot di.. submitted To
court. Judgment for plaintiff aud costs; United
States vs.. oI.eary q a.; demurrer sustained and
demurrer sustained and leave To amend dcnird:
Sprigg ". Manning. motion for new trial over
ruled; Shipmnn W. Magority, motion tostritc ont
plea submitted: johnson VS.. jackson. motion tu
set aside nOn-suit ovcrrulcd Brown ". Newton,
garnishcc. motion to further answer granted;
Hewlett Ns. Morton. motion for new trial gruntrd
Hcurich vs.. jacobs nnd Neumyer, Judgment 10y
default; Edson vs. BurfOrd, motion for new trial
oy"lrlcd; Bruinhnl VS.. okic, motion for new
trial ovrrrulcd; Hood VS.. Rcdman. motion ior
new trial ovcrrulcd l}chrend vs.. Weaver. motion
Tor new trial OvcrrIled: Somervillc " Son v.
Clayton, motion for Judgment oycrricd; McSimne
Co, vs.. Holy Cross Church, Judgment by de.
inult keesc W.. Walters, motion for new trial;
Ash W. sheridan. argued and submitted to court;
Belmont vs. Washington and Georgetown Rail
road Company. death of plnntin suggested and
abatcd: Fitch, Fox ~ Brown vs.. QuuckrnbIISh.
morton Tor new trial orcriulcd.
CRIMINAL CouRr.-Justico Macarthur.
Yesterday nitcd States vs.. Henrietta cnrppn-
ter,murdorccrtied 10 be insunc United states ".
Hugh Strdcr. .housebrcaking, pleaded not guilty.
The following cases wcre, hollc pr 'sed; District
agent; Carl lieitmillcr profanity; Patrick Bah
6ingion' profanity Henry Coieman' onstructing
agent: Joseph 4. Pearson son. unlicensed
lion; John il, Wright, UNLICENSED bar; Henry
licensed bur; Frederick sccngcr, unlicensed
junk shop United states vs.. Josph Beard
hOuSchlcnking. bond OF SJD forfeited. Nd
journcd until Monday, ~ 10 o'clock. Assign.
mcnts-l'nit states ". johnson, United States
ys. Hawkins. United States vs.. Simms. United
States vs. Bunkct, and United States ". Honesty
EQUITY couRT-Justico Mcrrick.
Yesterday. -Punphrcy vs.. Pumphrcy, rule on
complainant returned February II, lHs., granted;
Dcnhnm W. Webb, time to take evidence limited
70 sixty daEs; Amber vs. WhipIlc' rule on lie.
VI. Boyd decree setting usidc assignment and
granting Injunction; Wnddy ". Wnddy, tusti.
mOny before Chris lngc ordered taken; Hooc vs.
Potter, testimony before II. ~ Ncale ordered
taken; Mayer vs. Lancaster, testimony bcfor,
Benjamin y. Seals ordered taken; IN ~ ,ninc- NJ
Mccarthy, alleged lunatic, Il. u. Mus,cy ap
pointed committee; Davidson vs. Davidson, sale
iinull rrutifird; Mccarthy vs. Fcnrcy, leave 10 .r
stitut" papers denied; Israel e. VI. T.. Church "
Herbert. uilcr OF purchase finally ratified. Nd
iOurncd until Monday, NJ IL o'clock. Assign
m"nts =, "a, 81, - 81, ~, -, -. ~, aud H.
The assignments in the Circuit Court Tor Mon,
day ARE e, - =. 30 81, 81, 'Ei, -, 81 ~. -, ~ ~
81, and H.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13
Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses were Yesterday issued tu
Emil Mater and ~Hguu Sipwhvd. Culyiu ~
SpAguc, Glen Fails. y. =, and Alice II. Lyman
ui Wisconsin and William &. Fleet aud Blu--i,.
/ 4
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13
Edgcrton's Adyicr to II Girl.

Washington Chat in Baltimore Chroniclc.l
\ few days ago Civil Service Commissioner
Edgerton put II young lady candidate through
an examination that she did not bargain for.
The young lady came into his office with q face
as red as iullbown rose. But On close cx-
animation, the Civil Service COMMISSIONER,
who. although old In years. t. young in sight
and heart, discovered that this rosy hue was
secured by paint and powder. Mr.. Edgerton
hates anything unnatural or artificial, and he
looked at the young lady for awhile, and asked
her IL she ever expected to have h,l4and
The young lady was rather startled at the 'dues
ton, but replied, Certainly" "Thcn,n re-
piled Mr.. Edgerton, IF was young man and
calling 70 you, would prefer to see your
face. Do You suppose man is going 10. light
his way through powder and paste on your
checks when he wants to kiss your face? No.
miss; the young man wants the true article, not
a mouthful of paint and powder. You have n
good compleNon good color, and skin: why do
you plaster yourself up with this stuff Use
soap and water and you will find the Young
men will like you better. When | was young
the girls were natural, and did not daub their
faces all over with this stuff" Mr.. Edgcrton
could well say the above, because his years
allowed him to speak, and after II few minutes
of thought the young girl thanked the Civil Ser
vice Commissioner for his advice. and said here
after she would Use only soap and water. She
kept her word, for she called on him day or
two later and looked as fresh as n daisy, with
out the trace of paint or powder
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13

SHERRY. SHERRY, SHERRY chris Nandcr
has imported direct from spain sherry wines OF
the best quality. viz; Amontillnde, Clorosa and
Topaz to be had at New York prices. at Chris
Sandcr's. No. 'Ia seventh street northwest.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13

GESTLEMES are always assured ot the purity
oi the liquids dispensed at Le Mour's, Eighth
street. Just above PENNSYLVANIA avenue. Long
experience has proved to the proprietor of this
establishment that friends are made and patron
age retained only in this way.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13

The Excelsior Turco-Russian baths tShcdd's.
N1} L street, have been renovated and rcpaintcd
and are uucNcellcd anywhere superior scicn.
'itc shainpoong. These baths are the most Ger.
tain cure known for hay fever.
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DIED,

BALDWlN.-M her residence, in this city, on
Friday, February II, lssi, Mary Florida Baldwin.
widow of the late Henry Baldwin. in hcrscvcnty-
seventh year. Funeral from No. 1878 $ street
northwest on Monduy, the 18th instant, nt 4. NJ.
Friends of the family are invited to attend.
CLARK. Suddenly, OF heart disease, on Friday,
February II. lssi, at l.l5 =. NJ, Jane NJ, wife of
7. Edward Clark, and eldest daughter OF William
H. Bland. Funeral services on Sunday, 18th ill.,
stunt, ut O'Clock =. NJ, ut Fourth Street VI. T.
Church. lntcrmcnt at Congregational Cemetery
Friends and relatives respectfully invited Ia
attend.
WEIDE February IL. lss,, suddenly, in I,nlti.
more. Md. Caroline Wcidc, wife Of the lat,
GcOrEc Z. Weide. Notice of iunernl herenttrr.
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LlTHuGRAPH CHECK BOOKS made to order.
Handsome designs. kervand, lOl2 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue.
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VISITING CARDS neatly engraved from YOUR
plates ut - cents per hundred kcrvand, 1912
pCnnSylNnnin avenue.
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KINGS PNLACE.-Arrval of spring straw goods
flowers. and ribbons. Last week OF our closing
sale of Indies. misses, aud childrcn's coaks.
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vAlrNrlNrs at Gould's. lal Ninth street

"FIrTY-ONE" Is the latest invention of ,iftccn-
ball pool, and as played nt SCanlons pnrlors, ilb
Ninth street, II is meeting with u decided hit.
No one, not even professional players, has nm
advantage, as the average player stands lust
good u chance to win. The game is II treat. and
will surely become popular, ms II is n new wrinkle
of Mr.. SChnon's own mind. "kcyln"'
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13

,rusr RECEivEr by importation. large ship
mcnt Ot the best Rhine wines Sold mt New York
MONOGRAM and address dies stamped in Colors
nj low figures. kcrvnnd's. lOl2 Pennsylvania
avenue.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13

Tho annual hrnont ul the Washington Flks
mlkrs place at m" National Theatre next
Thursday afternoon, ON which occasion the fol
lowing viii appear Mi, Wilson Barrett and
company, Miss IOrUsCdD and company. Ru-
dplph Arunsuns Casino Company In "EIIninir,' ''
H. u. Graham, Miss Drluro. Louie Harrison,
Madam Cuttrclly. sanford and WILSON, aud 9th.
en-, together with the Marine band. all tending
"a mike one oi tho most ATTRACTIVE and pleas
ing purlonnm@s ym given by this popular
organization, The opening sale Of seats Friday
az DrOup's r1l Pennsylvania avenue, wn4 the
largest ever made here the entire orchestra mnd
hrlup sold.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13

HAVE lust received our importation oi superb
novelties In Paris and Vienna fans, also receiving
daily the latest novelties ani cOlornps in ladies'
nnd mems gloves. for calling, receptions, and full
dress wear
X. II. TAYLOR,
nsi PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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ODD FELLOWSHIP.

vAlrxrrvrs at Gould's, III Ninth street.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13

Miss Anita 7. hulhr II talented young lady,
who has for SOME time past devoted her lcisIIr,
time Ia dramatic studies, has been prevailed upOI
hN her friends Ia appear IN public, and an enter
tulninrn has been arranged 10 take place on th'
"a instant, ~ the National Rifles AIiuuIy, undc
the patronage OF u number of prominent ladies
AnrAcclcn programme has been provided
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-13

Mudicslu willuppcm nj Alhnugh's sGrnd Opera
House tho week of February q, with cxtru matt.
nee Tuesday lWH-hiugtun's birthday rhcropcr-
torc for the week Is, Monday, MARY stuart; 80
TUESDAY matinee. Twelfth Night" Tuesday
evening, "frOn-FTOu;" Wednesday evening, "As
You Like IL" Thursday, Friday, and saturday
/ matinee, her new play '"lhc IhUunns;" Sntur-
! day evening, "Iwcllth Night"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-11-22
a Handy Pocket Atlas.

Au attempt to put In pocket size the con-
tents of large reference Atlas is usually ac-
compauied by rough, ln4ccurate, and inele-
giant engraving and printing. but in the New
Pocket Atlas of the World. Published by wi
son. Brakeman & Co. 75S s. 755 broadway,
New York, this is not the fact. Nintty-one
Maps containing nearly every geographical
point of interest throughout the world, nro
given, and each is gem of the engraver'S art.
Delicately yet distidctly colorcd. these maps
are exquisite illustrations of tho best color
printing to-day obtaInable. While, the Maps
leave nothing TO be desired by way of fullness,
they are fully up to date, and show every re-
cent discovery, or change of boundary.
One hundred and twelve pages of terse,
and accurate information con-
cerning every important country or State on
the globe, follow the maps in this compact
volume. In fact, the book In not only COM
pSehensive Atlas, but also q condensed Ga
zetteer of the whole world, and all put in an
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on the receipt of this sum the publishers mail
it to any address.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-11-22
A 81. Of Mrs. BrowNning's music kept singing

A BIT Of Mrs Browning's music kept singing
itself in my soul:
praise thee while my DAYS 20 ON,
love thee while nv days 20 on;
Through dark and dearth, through IRE and
frdst.
With emptied arms and treasure lost,
thank thee while my days go ON.
think that did thank hitn--I who, only
last yeSr, had sat there Ffth my boy beside me.
think that when the dear familiar words
flooded the church with harmony again, as ON
that other morning. and John and I ciasped
hands silently think we uttered the old, old
cry: '' Blessed be the name of the Lord"
We stopped after church together where tho
boy was lying, to let May lay down her little
green wreath, and was glad thatshe could do
it calmly Somehow I felt US If tears would DO
PROCLAMATION just then. Then we went quietly
home.
Rwas happy home that day-as happy as
it could be when we did not So him. Yet I
knew he was there.
"Did you think should not b5 with you,
mother2 ?" g. N..
heard it over and over hear 1t over and
over now; shall hear it when the next
Thanksgiving sun brightens his grave He
wished US to be happy; know he was with
us. think he always will be.
ELIzABRTH STUART PuELPs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-11-22
The Official and the euII.

There was once very important
State official in California, who
thought that everybody knew him,
or ought to know him.. He was one
day walking through field when d
bull addressed him in an undertone
and made for him with his head down
and horns in a position to raise him.
He was n State official, of dignity and
political power and natural pompos-
ity, but he ran. He ran surprisingly
well. He ran better than he ever
did for Office, and he got to the fence
first. He clambered over out of
breath and dignity, and found the
owner of the bull calmly contempla-
ting the scene.
. What do you mean, sir?" asked
the irate official. - What do you
mean by having an infGrihtsd animal
like that roaming over the field?"
&" Well, 1 guess the bull has some
right in the field"
{: Right! Right Do you not know
who am, sir? Do you know who L
am, sir?"
The farmer shook his head.
81, sir, am General --."
"Why the deuce didn't you tell
the BULL" said the farmer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-11-22
Don't.

let that cold of yours run on. You
think it is a Light thing. But it
may run into catarrh. Or into pneu-
monia. Or consumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumo-
MIA is dangerous. Consumption is
death itself.
The breathing apparatus must be
kept healthy and clear of all obstruc-
tions and offensive matter. Other
wise there is trouble ahead.
All the diseases of these parts, head,
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and
lungs, can be delightfully."- and en-
tirely cured by the use of Boschee's
German Syrup. If you don't know
this already, thousands and thou
sands of people can tell you. They
have been cured by it, and "know
how it is, themselves. Bottle only
70 cents. Ask any druggist.